syndets2000
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hmmmmm- how old is this..?
filter what?
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syndets2000
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whats wrong with it..?
westingman123
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Not sure
Judging by the color, I'd say late 50's, but under all that
dirt she's pretty.
Judging by the color, I'd say late 50's, but under all that
dirt she's pretty.
syndets2000
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add clothes, detergent, set it & forget it....
syndets2000
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ahh- a...FILTER-FLO
A V14, so about 1964 to 1966.
Besides being turquoise (!!), the scripting on the filter pan is super chic. Pray tell you brought this home?
Ken is going to crap when he sees this one!
Ben
Ken is going to crap when he sees this one!
Ben
That is awesome!!!! What's the story?
Lawrence
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ditto to appnut, 1964-1966
I have one like that except it's white and a two-speeder. I love that designer filter-pan(it's why I bought it). Another GE oddball though; they never offered BOL's like that model in a color. Must have been the end of a run. Judging by the type of agitator and the black rather than green cap and the holes pattern in the washbasket, I'd say it's part of the "Y" series, 1964. I'm also going to guess that it's a WA575Y, which would have been a "deluxe" version of the BOL. Compare the dial on yours to the cycle dial on the picture below.If you really want to know, look at the model number, should read something like:
WA575 Y-1964
WA532 A-1965
WA517 B-1966
or, unlikely,but GE always makes a fool out of me,
WA550 C-1967
I'd get it!Nothing was built to last for half a century better than a BOL Filter-flo.
I have one like that except it's white and a two-speeder. I love that designer filter-pan(it's why I bought it). Another GE oddball though; they never offered BOL's like that model in a color. Must have been the end of a run. Judging by the type of agitator and the black rather than green cap and the holes pattern in the washbasket, I'd say it's part of the "Y" series, 1964. I'm also going to guess that it's a WA575Y, which would have been a "deluxe" version of the BOL. Compare the dial on yours to the cycle dial on the picture below.If you really want to know, look at the model number, should read something like:
WA575 Y-1964
WA532 A-1965
WA517 B-1966
or, unlikely,but GE always makes a fool out of me,
WA550 C-1967
I'd get it!Nothing was built to last for half a century better than a BOL Filter-flo.
syndets2000
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the story is
....It has a fair amount of rust, probably from the pump leaking, & it is a one speed, I think- what do you see?
....It has a fair amount of rust, probably from the pump leaking, & it is a one speed, I think- what do you see?
syndets2000
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the location of this washer .....
....in one of our barns....
....in one of our barns....
Who cares if it leaks or if it runs - grab it, clean it up, and show it off! That is one beautiful machine. I really love the simplicity of those Filter-Flos.
Lawrence
Lawrence
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We had one similar to this one. It was a two speed, we got it in the mid 80's from my Mom's boyfriend, it was probably 10 year old when we got it. I used it until I bought us another Whirlpool set in 84 or 85.
It was a great washer, but I wanted another Whirlpool.
It was a great washer, but I wanted another Whirlpool.
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